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Humorous exploration of the life of the bee.
This movie is part of the collection: Prelinger Archives
Producer: Moss (Paul F.) & Thelma Schnee
Sponsor: International Tele-Film Productions, Inc.
Audio/Visual: Sd, B&W
Keywords: Insects
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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Reviewer:
peterttbb@hotmail.com -




Subject:
Bee City
Folksy, personal, and well-informed review of bee life.
See what they do, and what they make.
They've said that they want your support.
Reviewer:
Christine Hennig -



Subject:
Bee City
This is like Ant City, only about bees. It's a little more interesting than the other film, probably because bee life is somewhat more interesting than ant life. Like the other film, though, it has a questionable narrator who sounds like he's winging it. And he never tells us exactly how honey is made, which to my mind is missing the point. Mostly, though, this is an average nature film with slightly weird narration.
Ratings: Camp/Humor Value: **. Weirdness: ***. Historical Interest: ***. Overall Rating: ***.
Reviewer:
Spuzz -



Subject:
A film in need of a script.
I'm still up in the air of what I think of John Kieran's 'Kaleidiscope' films. On one hand, they seem woefully ilprepared and scattered, yet on the other, you can't argue with the man's knowledge and every-man's narration. It sounds to me that Mr. Kieran learned about Bees yesterday, and just can't wait to tell us about it. But a script WOULD be nice, as the "um's and ahhh's' seem to get in the way.